I want to learn *chemical engineering design; could anyone recommend a systematic way to do so?

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I have been working in the chemical industry for five years now, and I want to learn chemical engineering design. Do any of you have any books that you can recommend? How can one study this subject systematically? Are there any good methods you can suggest?； Recently, they’ve been working on things here and there, but it seems like there’s no real progress

Reply #22021-06-19

No experience? Go and check out the content of the exam for registered chemical engineers; that’s all you need to learn.

Reply #32021-06-19

I have absolutely no experience in design; I’ve never done any design work before

Reply #42021-06-19

Various standards, such as 50160, 3007, 50074, etc., as well as chemical process design manuals

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